Sign holders for COVID-19 prevention

Compared to other countries, Japan did not enforce a strict lockdown on its population during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, most bars and restaurants continued their operations as usual. However, in order to prevent the spread of the virus as much as possible, the staff of my local pub printed out signs asking customers to not leave their table without wearing a mask.

As they didn't have anything to hold the signs on the table, I offered to use my 3D printer to solve the problem.

Thus, I designed this sign holder and printed over 40 copies of it.

The holder is printed in 3 separates parts and assembles by clipping them together.

The holders have been designed in Fusion360 and made so as to resemble the shape of the Coronavirus.

The STL files for this project are available on Thingiverse